Case study · REZET Global × REZET Hub · Agriculture · Argentina
REZET Global did the upcycling. REZET Hub worked alongside them on the metrics, so IpesaSilo could share its impact with a record behind every figure.
Proof
IpesaSilo invested in transforming the material rather than paying for its disposal, putting the budget into craftsmanship, durability and a product with genuine material value.
The material had more value left in it. With creativity, innovation and a trained eye, what others see as waste can be recognised for what it still has to offer, then redesigned around a new purpose without losing the story of where it came from.









Evidence
More than 11,674 m² of silobags rescued and transformed into eight product types.
REZET Global did the upcycling. REZET Hub worked alongside them on the metrics, so IpesaSilo could share its impact with a record behind every figure.
More than 11,674 m² collected at the edge of the field, far from any recycling infrastructure — the distance, not the plastic, is what makes this material hard.
Recorded before cutting, because a sheet this size is the easiest thing in the chain to over-claim.
Silobag is waterproof, tear-resistant and blank. Eight product types are specified around that, and the surface stays open to drawing, art and brand intervention afterwards.
Every item reconciles back to the recorded intake, so scale can be reported as evidence rather than as an impressive number with nothing behind it.
Outcome
More than 11,674 m² of silobags were rescued and upcycled. What makes silobag products distinct is not only their durability: the surface can be drawn on, intervened and personalised, and then redesigned again. Made by 8 people in social impact workshops.
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